Which statement is true for the equation
4n − 3 = 4n − 2?

A. It has no solution.
B. It has one solution.
C. It has two solutions.
D. It has Infinitely many solutions.

Question

Which statement is true for the equation
 4n − 3 = 4n − 2?

A. It has no solution.
B. It has one solution.
C. It has two solutions.
D. It has Infinitely many solutions.

tkhunny · Answer

What have you attempted?

anonymous · Answer

moving both 4n on the same side

tkhunny · Answer

"moving".  No.  You can try that.  Subtract "4n" from both sides and see what happens.

anonymous · Answer

-3 = -2?

tkhunny · Answer

Okay, does that make any sense?

anonymous · Answer

so its no solution because -2 = -3 is not right?

anonymous · Answer

who is issuing me warning; a moderator?

anonymous · Answer

huh?

anonymous · Answer

code of conduct?

tkhunny · Answer

You are welcome to function within the rules and guidelines you agreed to follow when you created an account with OpenStudy.  It doesn't have to be a problem.  Read the Code of Conduct.  Follow it and you can be a helpful resource.

tkhunny · Answer

That's right.  -2 = -3 makes no sense.  There is no values of 'n' that forces it to makes sense.  No Solution!  Move on to the next one.